<a href="http://inhabitat.com/index.php?s=fukushima">Japan's tsunami and earthquake</a> in 2011 came with a host of tragic consequences for the country's residents, but there were other, more superficial ripple effects as well. The annual nomadic <a href="http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com">Red Bull Music Academy</a> (RBMA) music festival was scheduled to take place in Tokyo that year, so the organizers had to completely change their plan. With just five months to plan and two months to build enough studio and office space for 60 music professionals from around the world, <a href="http://www.langarita-navarro.com">Langarita-Navarro Arquitectos</a> filled an old warehouse with a series of wonderful timber huts and sandbag walls to create a one-of-a-kind recyclable music venue.

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Red Bull Academy Photo by Luis Diaz Diaz

Langarita-Navarro Arquitectos constructed this wonderful temporary music festival venue in just two months!

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Red Bull Academy Photo by Luis Diaz Diaz

The venue was erected in the belly of a giant warehouse in Spain

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Red Bull Academy Photo by Luis Diaz Diaz

Gabled timber huts were used as studio space

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Red Bull Academy Photo by Luis Diaz Diaz

Greenery completely transforms an other industrial space

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Red Bull Academy Photo by Luis Diaz Diaz

Bright colored walls create an inspiring work environment

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Red Bull Academy Photo by Miguel De Guzman

A dizzy striped pattern was used on the ceiling of this shared space

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Red Bull Academy Photo by Miguel De Guzman

Sand bags were used for insulation

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Red Bull Academy Photo by Miguel De Guzman

Once the festival was over, all of this was recycled elsewhere and the greenery replanted!

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Red Bull Academy Photo by Luis Diaz Diaz

Japan's tsunami and earthquake in 2011 came with a host of tragic consequences for the country's residents, but there were other, more superficial ripple effects as well. The annual nomadic Red Bull Music Academy (RBMA) music festival was scheduled to take place in Tokyo that year, so the organizers had to completely change their plan. With just five months to plan and two months to build enough studio and office space for 60 music professionals from around the world, Langarita-Navarro Arquitectos filled an old warehouse with a series of wonderful timber huts and sandbag walls to create a one-of-a-kind recyclable music venue.